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Have a beautiful Friday, Stellars, visiting more flower fields and gardens around the world….
Kyoto, Japan…

Provence, France…

Crested Butte, Colorado…

Keukenhof Gardens, Lisse, the Netherlands….

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More from the Keukenhof….

PHOTOGRAPHY 2 YEARS AGO
The Most Beautiful Flower Garden In The World Has No Visitors For The First Time In 71 Years And I Got To Capture It (31 Pics)
By Albert Dros, Community member
https://www.boredpanda.com/tulip-garden-keukenhof-photography-albert-dros/?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic
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Wow! What a beautiful stroll that was, Lucille. Thank you!!
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You’re welcome, weather! The photos are so lovely…quite a talented photographer. Oh, to be there in person!
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Mornin’ y’all!
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Mornin’ Wee!
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Mornin’ Stella! How’s that boy doing?
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He’s doing very well. Hasn’t had a poop yet, but now that he’s eating I’m sure that will come next. He had a hard time negotiating the doors to go in and out with that stupid cone on, so I take it off when he goes out, and put it back on in the house. He sleeps most of the time, and eagerly went into his crate last night.
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Good news!
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I’m so glad to hear it. Sleep is an important component to healing.
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That’s what brought me here just now–wondering how doggie and his human are doing this morning….hope you were able to rest well enough, Stella….
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Got some sleep last night. He slept for 6 hrs, and so did I. We both napped after breakfast too.
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Some sleep must have been welcome to you. Bet you were both “tuckered out”.
So glad he’s doing well. Exercise will help with the bowel movement.
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No vigorous exercise, because of his incision, and his bowel is healing; thus the bland diet for a few days.
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Makes sense. Same as for humans. Although he might like the bland diet better than we do.
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He just brought me a ball and wanted to play. Couldn’t do that, of course, but it means he’s feeling more like himself.
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Aww–sweetie that he wanted to play…..
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Thanks for the good wishes!
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You’re welcome!
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That wouldn’t surprise me one bit.
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Good day, Wee! Get all the leftie U.S. diplomats out, though.
Check out what the “Human Rights Watch” thinks is an important part of the discussion for the Sudan…Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity!!! (https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2023/country-chapters/sudan)
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Yeah,I put that on my list, too, right after Maslow’s choices of safety, shelter and food…
No wonder peace talks have broken down. I can imagine those representatives over a table bringing this up when they have no governments, no economy, no trade, worldwide sanctions, and depend on everyone else to feed their people…. “Now that we’ve discussed those, we simply must talk about the situation for trans men. For instance Dylan Mulvaney.
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Frauds!! I’ve known this forever, but not these amounts!
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/aspca-gives-2-budget-pet-shelters-hoarding-millions-pushing-anti-farmer-agenda-think-tank
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Yes Wee,
And most local shelters, outside of government, are forced to work on very limited budgets gained by fundraisers and donations.
But the ASPCA is raising “awareness” doncha’ know?
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Another time to contact congress to stop their influence.
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Mornin’ All. It is almost 40* with a perfectly clear blue sky. Beautiful day.
I saw an ad for an apartment on Craigs list last night. When I found out all the particulars, I don’t think it is for me. It is downtown Bigfork, but has no parking and no yard, and I am thinking it won’t work for us. I was going to go look at it, but I think that would be a waste of my time and the owners time. It seems I am pretty much at the same point I was at back at this time last year…………..except I am not in FL anymore. There are almost no available apartments except for the expensive ones. I will keep trying.
Better go now and clean up the kitchen. Hope you all have a nice day.
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Don’t lose heart, Auscitizenmom,
Prayer and perseverance has worked for you thus far.
Keep the word out that you are looking.
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Thank you, Reflection. I keep reminding myself that prayer is what got me this far.
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It’s National Arbor Day! Plant a tree today…or watch someone else do it (my option)….
El Yunque National Forest, Puerto Rico…

Explore the Most Beautiful Forests in the USA
Posted July 12, 2020
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It’s great to have Nance out of the way, but Kevin, while I agree with this Arbor Day action, has little to no understanding of what America is up against, and no political toughness. Like all RINOS he wants to be loved….
Speaker McCarthy, Bipartisan Members Introduce the Save Our Sequoias Act
Posted April 28, 2023
To commemorate the introduction of the SOS Act, Speaker McCarthy and a bipartisan group of members gathered together to have a conversation about this bill on U.S. Capitol grounds, flanked by a Giant Sequoia in the background. Though Giant Sequoias are native to the western United States and only grow naturally on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada in California, over the centuries three Giant Sequoias have been planted at the U.S. Capitol.
https://www.speaker.gov/speaker-mccarthy-bipartisan-members-introduce-the-save-our-sequoias-act/
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Here in the lower south we must plant trees (“woody plants”) during Nov-Feb. Right now we can plant palms.
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